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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
LANSING Law MAKERS
Have a oily Good Iln,s At the EEps.ss of
the state.

tkLltsstk 20 f-t ttht4tat r.tt.t
LANSING, March 2s.-Oges thirty arrests
were made Of Representatives for absence
without leave from the session Of The Honse
last Saturday afternoon, and when The ses-
sion aAs called this morning at 10 O'Clock.
il was found that there was no quorum pre-
sent. Three or four stragglers came in snd
were at once escorted within the bar Of the
House, from which each one Was removed.
auid the laughter and jeers Of his c0olferes,
half WAY 10 the Spe4kerS desk,
where he stood agd heard The
customary demand l0r excuse.
Representative Dillon Was The first one
lie said thai the charter amendments down
al Grand Rapids mad demanded his presence
there. and. While the suspicion that he hsd
some more fence mencing TO do preyal 81
his legislative brethren accepted bis excuse
fie took his seat and pariOOk IN the pro
ceedings against those who followed hiu
Mr. Dunbar came next A mischieF0us
smile played upon the Representative lips
when he commenced 10 give his eA-
cuse - Ou see. he beySn. an
in the habit OF going 10 the Laundry on Sat
urdsy on the way 10 my boarding house.
did 20 last Saturday bat when J got home
and opened the bundle ! found that some
goods not belonging 10 me bad been put IN
i. They were unmistaksbly female under
garments lauChterl. Now feCi.lying the
error. j. what made me absent: daughter.
Mr.. Dunbar wa~ allowed 10 take his seat
Next came Representative Houk. q big,
long, lean, lsnk man, and he grinned
from ear 10 ear as he looked
over the House. then with an awkward
gesture made his excuse as follows
"Every cloud has a silver lining. and al
though I know I ran away, yet when
came into the House this morning my
brothers were all glad TO see me. | guess !
might as well acknowledge the corn and
throw Nyseif on the mercy OF the House
and with an awkward gesture and big
grimnace, paused awaiting ms fate.
a. move ne be taken into the gallery and
hung said Representative Abbott This
occasioned laugh at the deinquents ex-
pense. and then he was excused. Others
were treated in the same way. essentially.
CUISINE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
rAE RAhwAs MYSTERY
a pessibis Clue - the tdesttts ef shs
Parties a. tue Grtuae.

Nsw NoHs. March ss-The So has
discovered sane ee.noiaenees. and perhaps
clues. ia res az 60 the Rshwsy maldef. 4
woasu who viewed the sody 81 tie dead
gifl a. Railway aud sAsd she feoosaised il
bai woald slge no Information. ~As 10.
lowed % tbe city aud went " sss last
Thrty sssentA-sL She could not he found
there when tbf Reporter called bui the
relghbors ssio Mr. Gregory vic lived IA
the rear Of TIE tenement. hsd tecu over 10
New Jersey. Is vii be noted that this name
corresponds With thai ~ the mau srFssied
at kaawsya A reporter also lesfned thai q
Timothy ByFue lived 81 2ls tssi one Hun
aftd Hna iAEhih-st IAls ls fAs name on
The rubsef stamp found in the fifl satchsl
The reporter hunted EsrDe up aud found
him ia = saloon. When he spoke ~ The
murder Byfne became greatly Asltzied and
said De knes The Eiri and be- name WAs
Moiiie Thomas he Nas partly int0xicste0
aud What he said did not seen - much lfn
porisnos Re suddenly, accused ihe Te-
porter oi being aetertve and refused 30
say auy more about fbt case
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
AN ITALIAN EXPOSITION.
American Manufactures Invited TO ~
hibit Their Goods.


WAsmNcrON March 2s.-'rhe Department
of State has received information from the
Consul al Milan Italy. that there will be
held in that city in the months o! May and
June next an international exhibition OF
Hour milling machinery and apparatus con-
nected with bread making, Italian paste
making rice dressing and similar indus
tries. The Consul advises American manu-
facturers 10 send exhibits lie says that
American machinery generally enjoys a
high reputation in Italy that hydraulic
wheels and turbines and windnills are well
and favorabiv known among the educated
specialists, both for their excellence and
comparative cneapness. ana believes
they would find good market
in Italy. He also believes this 10 be true
of other articles on the exhibition list. The
Consul further states that the committee
have authorized him 10 say that articles
destined for the exhibition from the | nited
States will be received even after the open
ing of the exhibition. He gives the follow
ing address for intending exhibitors: Com
itato Secutivo dell Esposizione Information
ale iii Apparecchi per Macinazoue etc. POr-
tici Seltentuonale, q; Milan, Italy
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
FIGHTING WITH FOllS.
Fencing Match for the Championship of
America

NEw YonK. March 2s.-The fencing match
for 81 900 and the championship OF Ameri-
ca with foils and French triangular dueling
swords between Regist Senac. Of New York
and Louis Troachet Of Paris, France. took
place before large audience at Cosmopoii-
tan Hall this evening The conditions %
the match We're as follows Two assaults Of
ffieen niuutes each with foils. and after an
intermssion one assault OF fifteen -ainutes
with swords Prof Combisier acted as ref
cree rrouchet won the first assault by a
score OF eight points ~ six. senac won the
second b. a score Of FIVE 10 three. making
the points with i0ils even. lD the deciding
assault with swords Trouchei wss declared
the winner by score Of SIX 20 three o.
total Of seventeen 10 fourteen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Tie Heaxh hKFsftsaes Daring watch
>sssors Had - Dfluk Cb4npegas.

>ssiers Had - nfiuk Gb&Mpexas.
CoaN. March = ahs Dsa1 .isss crossed sac
ahstiBg liae Al Gfj 4. a.. tbe seiaa Uale
og her yoysgs iroa s.Eri "a tnish being O.
oeys. I hoer. a n.autes ems d sscopas.
Ias exfsrsn e of fhs DSan.less ~As. q
many respects sete5er iAsa taat OF lne
Ise5nel. thossa. s1 tainss eeasi 1slsi. Sc
iaAk % said - hssr Jared worse several
glnls- daring ibs fesssse her oslees aut
cfes wsf~ warned oY casnFss in ihe tsla-
p~rai4fe of me atmosphere sI1 water of
tie pfos niily ui iceoei - All once passed.
. led Ol Hoe iCe aaI selpDsiy near - iflr
yesse On March - fhe DAugtless was
struck b hurricane Nh,c1 compelled
her % hesve 20 for i0rgy-thfee houfs- Oar
lag the gale Two "a 80 who were a. the wheel
were washed over tue TAFT rail. bat we're iaT-
tunafe.y lashed 10 the vessel and drawn GA
board bv their comrades The cockpit wa-
flooded and for time there Was the utmost
danger oi the ysebt ionndefing. Pouring
Oil On the troubled waters was resOrtrd 10
and this had the effect 10 mitigate the fnry
OF the waves until the gale a0Ated TIE
officers OF the Dauntless aver that lac aver
age weather during the trip was the rOugnest
they ever experienced. The best twenty
ioar hours run dnnug the voysge VA
made on Friday last when the yacht covered
31s miles The IlAnniess has been safely
towed into port and is now lying Al anchor
in the harOof.
The Dauntless when first sighted was
msking little headway aud struggled labor
iously along until she reached the COST.
after q tedious day. On Thursday the
water tank on board the Dauntiess sprung
a leak and the entire supply OF water ran
out leaving the officers and crew TO assuage
their Thirst with ale and clarei. The supply
OF these beverages was soon exhausted and
the tired sailors were driven 10 the ex-
tremity OF drinking champagne.
The yachts are anchored near together
and a. the Dauntless was t0wed alongside
Of her victorious adversary hearty inter
change Of cheers was given by both crews.
All on board OF both vessels are well.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

RAuwsy. \. J.. March 2s-in the pocket
Of the mysterious stranger GREGORY, who
was arrested on suspicion O. being ibe mpr-
derer Of the girl Whose body Was found Sat
ufday. was n letter frol a lawyer named
Bestte al Warwick. \. s., szYns =
think I have got you ont ol your woman
dificulty. send nae 50 and ! vii teli vou
now % marry AGAIN and avoid criminal
clarges. Bexite WAS teiegrAphea 10 and
replied saying that hs knew Gregory 9na
ssklng IL there Wa any trouble Gregory
had bought some new clothing while here
The people censure the police for letting
him 70 after brief examination.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
aAFK nIlAIo a sFKoIAl-s.

sIk les-acs " saaH fll ks@ 42N&s
s..e -. s lase 3. il.t tsssi ssrise 1esznE. $
tl4ta
a SIS 81 tk4f ls1aa saa8et lAesticsta ttf si5fss
stkasE - : s.se ts - @a
u uas ~ tiss hssl.a tfeek sl.,ltetsist =
slsi1ss '-st $50 4.ss lase
fslat...zt tA ssfst.aI - stst'*s ~
t~-ea aleea ssa e Aszf.all asa VA sttts estt
Nseutt ile-i1s - aa,er4i Eae
Ilsf G.,.ss 3 tt t.ises .ep . fxzu a. iafilsss
ili aaa rlsas Nas.t fsls saspiF erft al Tt-fsa
tes t<sea
asaN turfs ~ fz4fa&lisslis 3 issir fetHiiit>it
teH fi1si.4 taisf ntsztsis aai4lfaas isfilt - ~
its ast-ff "a os esl4ynfHE - seas if,4t aNo -
kl.sssta tnfse 4esfss AA sf.a sasfs.t st = 1ss-
r1t8
fss hetf az ft4 HaileHd esEeaa. iHlssiuK fFstis
Nfsi 60 as fanfss.es. Aas ersfs ieiAna oee'
Ei&1sH g. aslN fsf itrfsI at.' sAa sssiit tfiti.
- L-l-l. y. l--a---L I. co.. !. ll.--..L..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
COAL MlHEs CAVE IN.
Miner. who Thought .p earthquake HAD

Miners Who Thought ~ Earthquake Had
Gonna Lo-s sf fioe. eco.
ScRASTos, Pa. Mach ls-Another stien-
size case-in occurred on tie lands Of tie
Fairmount Coal Company, near Pittsion on
the Delaware < Hudson Railroad al $50
this morning. The miners living in the
vicinity were awakened by The deep ram-
bline as 10 by en- earthquake shock end for
fime there vas great excitement The
track Of the Delaware t. luis9n Gai'T0ad
which crosses go lsn8 raved IN. has suuk
from ten - fifteen feet asd all passengers
are Transferred - waiting trains on sitae.
side The ioss o. tie i'4irmoant Coz Com
pany Wit rcscA over siUvgo N0 lives
Ners lost
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

= l< ssf az5s ~ ssls hift - - essf
ts last IS Nsrsr stesFeet sKtss Had
es-l e e s.. ise aa.a.astiaa go NsfQs
a tas tskV 2efF sa.sa ass seen
saafa iss 9s4s - - uatf 49, 1855
alt $50 38.t So .k1 easa aHl 4'lff
tta t.sats.e4a cssseaftsa. eaaasf 81
oskis - szs f1es tAs - wss ~ ~
hsp13sean - G.t3eseafez hs sss seea
sf,sr tes E-a asss aa4 lsas .oats3 H..
itlghkus aa3 ess aesss-s se srssilatlsa s.
nisee ghe rae 90 see iael = 81 l4s a9Fe-
n3sul aud - eise. si
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

isrl.t.tf ra ret f.sfstsF s2Vt.a
MAKerrrr. March - q. AIiby 4 Co..
dealers 10 dry goods and groosriss. ieaa-
ing frm e lsbpeIning vas ciosea by the
sbsria today on a cbatisi fBorigsee. La
biEGes $1,000 assets considerably ieys.
Sprsgue. Warner A. CO.. Uf chicago. arc he
cni~ preferred creditors 20 The amount u
s. un. Bfad.s~ 8 Befcsf ars n for sou.
The cause Of tie failure is not sistef.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
More school Trouble.

Spring Lake, March 25.-Tbis village il
thoroughly stirred up over another school
trouble. one OF the teachers had trouble
with pupil, a son Of prominent merchant
Of the place. who wrote her an insulting
note IN which be called her a liar. The
teacher demanded an apology OF the boy be-
fore he could return 20 school. A. the prln
cipsl J. " Copies. and the majority Of the
board decided that tie boy should return 10
school without au apology. the teacher left
81, noon. The pupils aud community al
lsrge unite ia cOndemulng such iniustice.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
REVERSED THE DECISION.
a Higher Courf Gives = broader fntefpre-
tsflon 20 on Insurance Law


tsflon 20 on Insurance law
pHTLspEffHrA. March 2s.--Ju0ge Green
OF the Supreme Cont. today bsnded down
an opinion reversing tie C0mm0n Pleas
Court decision IN the case o Wsye-iv "
Ihs knights of Birmingham of Fenusylva-
ns. f8e czss grew out ~ claims bv both
SISTER sBt widow o. = deoessed member 81
tle orief 10 ihe death benefit TIE rbsrief
oi he order declares fiiat the corporation =
31rp0ss s fhe rna Dfeuance of = sOfsefy for
the puuose ~ bentaung aud snd sitiug
the widess aud orphans OF decreased mem.
bers. be sisters claim wGs baee3 60 the
trausferrsi az the iseusat 10 bef belorf bei
broibers cesfh 80 se~lrifv for iosu The
Common f1ess logFi decided shat ihs pid.
ow sboule gsi t1e money. bat Judge Green
in bis decision heis ti7st fAis fiev = too
narrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

ttt. tr.sf 81. -ss .trsts slsllt
JACK sox. March Zs.--As the performance
of thc tpsrlor Match wss iefung out this
evening a. H.bbsrl's opefe House Mathew
Ioufiin. = nine-yesr ola boy fell from the
lies. a distance % about twentl-srysn feet
las heA6 sfrlking the stare and The hack Of
The -ceDerv. crHshinr bis ssali terribly.
lie died shortly after he eas picked ar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Nss Yors. March 1s-MF Blaine lid not
leave fer the Vest tbis morning as he hal
EXPECTED to 10 tsi vac detained hy private
business matters. he expects lo leave on
tie 10 ccloek train fomOrr0w morning he
va called upon today br Isrse nusp1er ~
weil kuown geafierrn. inc. usiag beueTsl
sherman. IS 3. Hl.ins and Hon. J. 81 Jvy
81 Ntrhfrar
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Aut. March 2--Iohu Younelevs zffo
xss injured Csc other dsy While attempting
20 stop runsvsy horse is rapidly recover
iar-Mrs. ,. ". Eurf one Ct Tire pioneers.
$ very iaN with consumption ---- tf-ss J..
i earle one 81 tie 6rsnd HsTiis school
tfaehers. is bone f0r Faf8t Of.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

CHrraeo March 2s The ffsf r,erf0rrnsuos
IN Chicago Il eilberi 4 eailivau 3 ise~ oYsrs.
eR1ddrg0re was Given tr TIE HcCaali
Dners Cons asuv tiis evening ~ fist thiosgy
Dpefz HOUSE in the presence ~ ~ audience
shat flie8 every gorissu 81 DE fteafrs TIE
rendition pst feeeired with crest favor s88
ghe oEers seore3 a ~ l5zlie hit
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

BtNrIxoEF March 2s The municipal
council ~ Bsliimofs of tho irsh National
Land league ~ America heie q meet lns
tonight f0r tie purpose 81 preparing - hold
q mass meeting ln ~etk a. 80 % project
aga as the psssnge oi the Coercion hill IS
The Rrtisb Parliament
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

AtTE Ci-~rit fcort tine Freaia May
narl t.1cef rith the gsvsi order wss 70
storri ssd ae read TIE al RE csi'es Ns.
g. s. Wstsias ta the char. and fae asaprn-
h1ri moustsehsi gentleman delivered =
ts1-1. .8rss siifess. 1 vai,h be f0ok ocrs-
sion 10 fa1ns re con rearan ~ The hleh
foror. urs.i,cfsi snceees for the ticket nom
inasei ani surEE the 'srfe hanaref chest.
rrt eroat the hesrifiai m, sressiv-. enter
eri-iaz citv
W -n lorss e.f BE- reed 1i = Secretary.
rat asd a. c1netiafe o. rrsssnt A dele
r-te r~uaeeed Nf,eorg~ fanfr I'D -
-I-sned renrit tack tire cerrt 1ihcrf 8
seet aisi ure~ests& with e iaace
ga Frei C'srs faaton. = e,1r4 N ',frs
rr- ssfi1s 81 t-ai-eif p weiln snd n
p. Baker were spreIntsi or erlier ~ bla-
ress
srervtt ag roxed sIeug snsonf snd
scEoriiax ta rres1ore tsrs z~rasas. ~. 3
3 f.rswe'i moved tite 5000. slu@nt - a
tar- enilfee ca fr~tirn-iss snd ae - sred
tne ghsirnaansaip. w'ta fra1k O. Hci1ies
and p Maraan A. assIsianis
Ten ni1ltes sero isrt i1 waiting fer the
c0ral lniftere 50 repcrt.
TIE tefaznifsse en- frerieutls.s reported
81 = - z>~ - <s~.~~ ~ - E1>~
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
s.st.on o.~osrs...

Jtcssav. March zs-At fhs Democratic
CITY convention. hsid tonight tae following
fickef We n01sinsts5 Heurr HaTlen fof
Navor sanford Hsut kecaT5rr ,
fo-erF Tres=uTer Rsv HeEe+f fEfg ~
tornev 81 81 A. H0~e. tuslsos ~ IRE
Pea and Eisrd He2d. lrEaecs0r 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Fsss "a Msrth If A 8. f1F xzsi
81. a froainkft rsgetlsn. NpFia fiti oss'.
se8 a. his hafas 81 a.rsri. ihs e5aafe
iatt szht ~ fsknz moaa ~. The 3
slan thsf hs srsastg 3a sF<1z &wsf
ffoal hffa sf1 thaf fovF xks sn oslf
sfase - - - nsertsf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
snas. c,.l.r.. l.s. .sn.llan.

CHlesse. M&sch - ~lad-e cooler. Inter
State Commissioner eiect said tot.sv that
bis resignation IS Receive ~ ihe Wsbssh
road hs3 bsea prepared anJ neu'd hn3 lfs
wav fufo Irdge Gresham aaaas iofnorrev
riUfninF Tororrow nlsht he uill sfsri .0r
Washiua1o1 sei wii attend fbe lnfer-
State C1n iss.onsrs brsf cor ference there
Thu~alar
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
A TRAGEDY IN BOSTON
fhe City Shocked ~ 3 Fearful
Double Murder.
TERRIBLE CRIRE IA GlsBLIss lEE.
a ,shf tssssesa Coia Ae4a arc Coia
lron ~ Winch shs Lesa Gets tls
eess 81 n fssc s. l1ns This
oag Sars4Ver sFses1en.

Besnok AsFsA - fszfoes wss shscssa
lass tA.s afternoon - aoaisis murlss ossa.
nlttea en a eery 81. nsue~ slies whieA
rens irotn u ssilaeson 81 81 JFesaoni a..
he sseen the faft Ans hasloa tiis4ires The
fisos sss Asa.i - s1inh.iasi as1 b. llsels
i.ailnahsu saa Ned laansesa. The pisns
wss saiaea - oa4asfs ui st74lIon is~
weeks aga. slso salss fl.f f-f1lir sttlfs hsts
been lsesl4 a. complain iaAs El4inest axk
vers duli this afternoon sac klbFelhei
arasllsi asine la.ssitee * sac tssf1.eE ~
hArfisoa ave HAo tfsAdsas s4tsnsten
Nsus - ihs lso1se eiIA aule snsnlsg -
money "a nis possession Aslc eAfaf 81 ia a
eams ~ isIo sith tl.s pfepFieiDls
boat D. a.. ihs usheI Uf uflanls
81 tht house wert startled ts3 ths sbuud -
sesefAl p,siai shois taliawsa by efosnt frala
ths fooni ~neft &se aea wele 81 plss
Mhea officers sriyed oa slse soesls : isu
lnomenis iatel, ihef iouao 5&uAaAAn isiaf
deao on the faof viii hlas.a oaans iroaI ;
bullet wound ihf oufA his kesa aso IAn-
nsfsn lying near bf Unsanseoaf vita
a ballei tiroafl hs Aeeasi. ils i.ti
eye wss sAoi ol end d. bad
srkcral ~euuas iu iAs Essa osts lIt
sisisa that ths pfoIalsioff bad afienif4sd 3
rob hiN and eefs uu fHt Issnni 3l tntl1lar
hinl a. death wilh ison baff ~runf isan tnf
Wlnaowa. wien. iu sai 1eiesst 30 aita Is
revolver ahoi Lsnuaban eeed aHH f.at'rI
lac pArnei with aeiieis. - ssftt'iUlsiI sa
81 Aihrseiak e flsicHseHt tis0Is isf ea fN.
noof two lrop las whfH E
lsecu torn tfou thf sa
20 the window eastafs. fHrn
po = iiussses ia fls nn4lf. iaHHa
taken 10 ths sfY h.rp "a 49, 81
not sufslvs tne nifHI Aage 4as
sisienoe sra ~ss laaeeI Hss#
conveyed a. tie IonIhs Isst ns
y here ils ffsert i.fnel nas
a curioUs cIuwa ufifi. as a
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
s.n-,o. lss-s.. saisss,l.

PNrfkr 1sx MsnA 2s nae8
States senator john D. Reagan pss lhIss a
io the Efouno Dy he sIpp'nf si q .slole ~
be Ma mounting horse iDesY ou hi- iafaf
and bf spine wss injured Ht snffF s.
gfesi dcsi oi i'eiu and y "a be conAnsj ~
Lis bed for setus iiIas
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Mt6tEeefas aiafrH
ths reasary hss renewed = sI.aI
Alatls touiIutfr.ai A .usall-Hf rIH
that private IafI8es 4ff fbs ft
w4iefs sbouf hlesfa .nf sfsInf lh.
revenue eaffers 81 eenl faf stt
TIE letter nlsfte thai iis.'.stsI
81 Ip1 skins hssf been tk*sH aI4u. i..l
ye4I ~ outside pErlet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
me wInarr
coov-n,ioa chat

r. vas c,it and dried
John snissler Les have = saitz"
who las the ''in1oouc- : of the Big
Fssrs
G.. gs'ehum. "oi nos say = word. bus
vote
Pref leoiszert ras unbiased and aninan-
snced
re,sr Sch zsil = remarks we're very plsn-
So mo
EJ Horp.ns VA not there 70 loanss
a1o1t
Ioao FFan sal aoth'ns sbouf dynamite
- Cosrsl1n.
Fraakt Iissnss said nothing sboat anti. /.
ffoalsifsoa
q W. wstkiu. derlsted that TIE ficket
.ns8Fei saccese
Fred C.ssk sd nos remark that ths r..
su.l sas elettff
" Iee sad ,. A. smit stood AL sal
~ j. ~ heleonh.
af eonrs- every esnd',iafe wss surprised
Fhey ,f,~3 ~ .ook if
B " szensaser said HsTg ~or1 IS 6sTof
~ tie Wxzeas&kefs
-. sfr5s. aasas - sd ssfkss. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
n.llTak.


Gas Welt locked serene.
A. II Hsntig looksd icy.
Waers we're tie eoni ss4ftse of n,
You reger csa tell from where you ST
The foreign s.ea4snl sas well represented.
The safe went tarosgh almost unoroken.
Tie oonsmi,tse u - W~re badly saubbed.
Ms. Watkins ma..e good presiiiog oih-
esr
JAKE Levi oiossomed forth IKE spring
rose.
Harvey Joslin vas only an ordinary spec
iator.
IA Nahrr and Ben shter took life very
eat.
~ Barnard appeared satisfied with the
result
Aodlsw Tabor was present only to see
far p.ey
Tom Portsmouth was getting political
fc.atefs
Don 3. Lsa.hsrs seemed pining to say
someihms.
EA A3ams played neryousIy with his
n0-siacle.
Baraes Berry represea let the First ward
a. lLe iooev.
s.. Harrington chewed vigorously on 8
piae OF rasF.
There rs plenty Of wire polling and Il
couMeceet slrif.
Tom Martin sud rans Hean stood up
in tls -S-en1t
luesae Jones wore . noboy ovsrcoat-
s9riug style go saeh.
John oioi5sra;'h lat no friends 20 reward
or enemies TO fun sn-
All the od Reaat acan ceicc- holders and
politicians we're there
The olI adaze about .hs co,d day might
saply lo inis convention.
Ianxee Dutch Van ieuwsn vas on hand
hast.lur aso4nd ,3r dlcats-
All the seats Wers occupied and there
vsIe good msny wal. flowers.
Tom Carroll 3 Morgan A. 4. Crippen
a-t 81 b I1!iOrt wore dug hats.
There vas one eo,ored man present. The
o.eJay shil. iagst ae waved 4neS.
The kid 1l8ve element captured the tenn
ror1ry oyganiza-ioH snd he'd 10. ico.
A % Crexlsr snf ed prohibition smile
AL never 0ncs went olt ~ wet his whistle
gtarlrs p Sf~h and VII locmis helped
tc swell fhe 1 en- oership OF ne thirt hOgss.
Ia wa-l fhou-hf of his fa.e last
Fai sul sfInpafhued wth 'he other pat
no
JoLr Iswst. was looking a,ler toe sue
oess,li saoatiafes ard 4I1tirg prices on
sips
tx schcdi hors ou fle second rOw acfe.
a. 5oiy sllrd 20 fwediy MAYNARD nnd h's
boom.
j. r. T1mpkins vas a. interested .pc.f.s.
tor. sr l.iEc Wsst'si. sept .u The hac s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

SEA tks laaf e. 1e ~ e1aunF fsess
- aates =. isf tiass s+f4t As -
sfssIss4 - nest lfis 4lao1ulsa slnsesst
sac R ofesefes tAe sspNfn ~ weaf ~
clssrra kaaasta 80 hteu tss,se bauelie
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

So well are we satisfied vith our sue
cess that we concluded 20 keer up fhis
Ore fourth or Sale Cor . eboft time
lorref Note some of ouf prices
$500 Pine French Kid Ladies Shoes,
turned. 7 4 of. G1.1b-
$3.50 Hand-turnce Ladies Shoes I'm
French KID. Cufiso Kid 81 Dongols.
"a of. only s3.5B. Thu shoe re-
tails everywhere - $500.
8 90 Hsne turned Shoes o. - rs.
Our g. 90 Line in Curlao KID. Frsncb
Kid. Dongois - Pebble Cost - e2.2b.
Al R2.50 Shoes "a Curse I'd, Donfols
Or Pebble Cosf 81 = b8.
TIE popsia4 I've Doilsf Shoe. Kid o.
Goat 81 so. Cheap o $50.
s. 50. f25 500 90 L46i-s' Shoe
afal % e5e snd Z Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
HAPPY wAos~oRsERs

Hes oeergs . st@ksss~ coarsssss - f.es.i
THeis Tiekei.
Hsfs de1tn members I'd he Wsgeeorz
e.. (.ssasall>r e sirtsen = 81 ~ he 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
kuthIna NiII Be kepi Back !

Fss.-..fsIrr artii - ssrrff-ee hecsae< es
hs~s a-1sde6 TO 20 ouT or Bus
ffEEs as auics - ws cso clsp Sc q
r,ar efnrk
CONF ~ ONCE i poa ~sfi %
ss~s f8r &c 20 s. Pr cent CT
eoas persnsses
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

sasx ssAlp 81 - % ~ %
.sasa.s assiilsfa ths fssE- sss - al
s.lssTes,i
T.e lsnpossrF siaers ssss a.43s lelalss
aeut 60 4sel.sa 81 f-.. ee eft
les loasip zte@ ~ or.ter a~st1esz fs-
Fsrfaa b. uea nalteE qf.e - ieise~s
A4gsr 51dxs 81 - zser.ar toiizs E..1s gs lsflef
ir-a4sfsr gisrk As1s1a Asn seT ef
IgaNf IS Eee.s~ lasfes ~ ne fs4s. + -
f,oa x Chairman ana ose7eisfy ~ Cav
C0mElis,ee
Fraaxa. Hsia.~s. rel : Clark and 6so.
texs1z-t ssfs spf-siniei ietef>
sD4=rsax fsF etas
Ffss Glars bers ross lla esticsi.F snu
sal1 NJ a. -fDa1. / nloss f's4l e. t44e
= Fsceas 10 rs inmates "a oas-f O. s1ite Ga
q causiltate i1r Mayor The usiioa DeE
sra lasor zad fhs a. esrAnl<Bt Ezs lszen
Then caa1s hast.e Every isiioE sit1 3
Esafh.as TOD Up. .ogxet as little o9eai.
sirss f.susa.
"a sss seven mlnGfss of nine ~Eea he
gsssi ag4lH iell al Chairman Watkins.
4no hz,i been eorueTei in tl~ ante room oy
speeial eom aiislee. zppesFe,i nervous.
sskiag = a@yor-
The convention psoceed@d 10 sn Informal
ballot ior MAYOR
r. Harrines3a sad that mnch salus.
bic time Ia oeen wasted loeklns lor a.
ava able cantlldais That any uisn Qua at
90 be proad to accept tas lominstiOn, AMI
- ~elie others we're ioOkius as1uad ou tas
outside tasgc Nxs ons iu iheil ntist. sni ~
gave h.m pleasure - n2mlnais Wiitam
Dluham
foni Walsh sad bs anew Dunhsni wa
not afraid 0f work FOR be vas working once
and i'anham stood along side Of him and
watched hini.
The result Of the tsst informal ballot wAs
q. .lt4es.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Republican City Convention
Held Last Night.
Nm. 1gsalN agHnTH F8R Nll0R

Ths State Gees Fhrouga Unovoken-
Tna Pronfb ttoaiSls Put a Fsfi
Cir Tickst ~ ths fiesd-Ceo.
q. Stekstes Nonsn-
sfsd tor Aayor 81
the Commit
tee Of IS.